Learn how to make this fabulous, colourful zig-zag weave using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 3/3 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over three, under three, over three, under three’ and so on.

‘Twill’ is the structure that creates a diagonal pattern. At a certain point, you’ll be shown how to change the direction of your twill to create the zig zag. Once you’ve grasped this, you can decide where and when to change direction, how long to zig, and how long to zag, creating your own design.

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

A clear and informative instruction manual on how to make this gorgeous woven bauble card!

Paper weaving is also a great way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

For this design you will need:

1. Silver card for the bauble (or colour of your choice)

2. Black card for the base (or colour of your choice)

3. Scissors

4. Craft Knife

5. Cutting Board

6. Metal Ruler

7. Cellotape

8. Double sided adhesive tape

9. Pen or pencil

Please note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you ;-)

Learn how to weave a simple 2/2 twill pattern using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

Twill is one of the simplest and most versatile woven structures. Each row is ‘over two, under two, over two, under two’ and so on. Once you’ve mastered this structure, you can use it to create many other patterns, just by adding stripes of colour.

This instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

Learn how to make this fabulous woven pattern using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, especially if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 4/4 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over four, under four, over four, under four’ and so on.

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. two contrasting colours in paper or card (though you can experiment with adding extra colours to discover more patterns!)

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you ;-)

Learn how to make this fabulous, colourful weave using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, especially if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

A clear and informative instruction manual on how to make this gorgeous woven star decoration!

Paper weaving is also a great way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

This instruction manual is a clear and thorough guide through the design, step by step from start to finish, and is suitable for beginners.

For this design you will need:

• Gold card (or colour of your choice)

• Cellotape

• Scissors

• Craft Knife

• Cutting Board

• Metal Ruler

• Sharp needle

• Short length of thread

Please note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you ;-)

Learn how to make this fabulous, colourful weave using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way of getting to grips with the basics of woven structure, especially if you’re thinking of learning how to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you ;-)

Learn how to make this fabulous, colourful woven dogtooth pattern using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 3/3 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over three, under three, over three, under three’ and so on. With the addition of strips in both the warp and the weft, the dogtooth pattern will just….magically appear!

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. two contrasting colours in paper or card (though you can experiment with adding extra colours to create variations on the pattern)

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

Learn how to make this fabulous, colourful woven dogtooth pattern using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is also a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 2/2 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over two, under two, over two, under two’ and so on. Combined with stripes in both warp and weft, the dogtooth pattern just…magically appears!

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. two contrasting colours in paper or card (though you can experiment with adding extra colours to create variations on the pattern!)

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

A clear and informative instruction manual on how to make this gorgeous, festive woven tree card!

Paper weaving is also a great way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

This instruction manual is a clear and thorough guide through this design, step by step from start to finish.

For this design you will need:

• Gold card (or colour of your choice)

• An assortment of coloured papers

• Sellotape

• Double sided adhesive tape

• Scissors

• Craft Knife

• Cutting Board

• Metal Ruler

• Pencil or Pen

Please note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you ;-)

Learn how to make this optical woven pattern, using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 2/2 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over two, under two, over two, under two’ and so on.

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

Learn how to make this optical woven pattern, using paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 6/6 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over six, under six, over six, under six’ and so on. And, (the fun part) just by changing the order of the colours and the stripes, many variations on the pattern are possible.

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)

Learn how to make this optical woven pattern, using strips of coloured paper! Great for greetings cards and for framed artworks for the wall.

Paper weaving is a fun and simple way to get to grips with the basics of woven structure, if you’re thinking of learning to weave on a loom.

Weaving can be beneficial for both kids and adults - it is a great way to practice problem solving, develop hand eye coordination, and exercise our fine motor skills.

This design is woven using the 4/4 twill structure, which is essentially ‘over four, under four, over four, under four’ and so on. This, combined with some simple stripes will create this ‘staircase’ pattern, as if by magic!

The instruction manual is a clear and thorough photographic guide, taking you through each stage, step by step, row by row from start to finish.

You will need:

1. cutting board

2. craft knife

3. metal ruler

4. a variety of coloured paper or card

5. double sided adhesive tape

6. cellotape

7. scissors

If you didn’t make it to the last online workshop on paper weaving & card making, and would like to participate in the next one, you can book here

Please note - all instruction manuals are included in the price of the workshop, so please do not purchase instruction manuals if you are booked onto a live workshop.

Please also note - These manuals are for your personal use only and are not to be shared or re-sold. Thank you :-)